Vitra Eames DSR chair RE off-white/white

Vitra's Eames DSR chairs are the handiwork of designer couple Charles and Ray Eames from the 1950s. At that time, the seat parts of the chairs were made of fiberglass, but today the chair is made of recycled plastic in accordance with sustainable development, obtained from plastic waste from German households. The abbreviation DSR in the name of the chair comes from the words "Dining height Side chair Rod base", which also emphasizes the unique leg structure of the DSR chair, which is suitable as a dining chair.

The familiar shapes designed by Charles and Ray Eames offer unbeatable sitting comfort. Ergonomic and timeless chairs with several leg options are suitable for many types of spaces. In 2015, Vitra renewed the dimensions of DSR chairs by slightly raising the leg structure and modifying the geometry of the seat even more perfectly to match the dimensions of today's people.

Vitra - durable and long-lasting furniture

Founded in 1950, the Swiss company Vitra has been bringing furniture from the most popular designers to homes, offices and public spaces for decades. Vitra's products are mainly the legendary collections of Charles and Ray Eames, George Nelson and Verner Panton. These big names make the collection one of the most prestigious. Vitra also promotes the issue of design with projects outside of products, by building museums and galleries that are intended to spread awareness of design and architecture among people. At Vitra, design values ​​longevity, which can be seen in products made to last.

From us you can find e.g. Decorative objects by George Nelson, Panton chairs by Verner Panton, and legendary chairs by Charles and Ray Eames.

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